Samsung Omnia 7

We review Samsung's first Windows Phone 7 smartphone to see if it can meet the demands of business users.

We knew Samsung's been in the Windows Phone 7 game pretty much since day one, but the Korean giant's managed to keep its Europe-bound Omnia 7 under tight wraps until mid-summer this year.

The Samsung Omnia 7 is a neat bit of kit, with its large super AMOLED screen and nippy processor, and should do the Windows Phone 7 OS justice. We just wish there was more to make this mobile stand out from the herd of competing devices.

Does the best screen make this the best Windows Phone 7 handset?

Is the Omnia 7’s awesome AMOLED screen enough to out dazzle rival Windows Phone 7 smartphones?

We like Samsung's Omnia 7, whose standout feature is its vibrant 4in. AMOLED screen. However, we'd caution business users to wait for the Windows Phone 7 platform to mature.

Of all the Windows Phone 7 handsets we’ve used, the Samsung Omnia makes the biggest impact. It’s the screen that does it: a 4in, 480 x 800 Super AMOLED beauty, it beams forth more brilliantly than any other

TechSmart gets its hands on the latest smartphone within Samsung's Omnia range, the Omnia 7, powered by Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 mobile OS.

Samsung Omnia 7 review: The Windows Phone 7-powered Omnia 7 smartphone includes an impressive 4in Super AMOLED display